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COLLEGES OF IOWA
AMITY COLLEGE-COLLEGE SPRINGS
Established in 1855. Undenominational. Under
the control of a board of ten trustees. R.T. Campbell, D.D., is
president. Course of study: A four year course in the College of
Liberal Arts, leading to the degrees of A.B., B.S., and Ph., B.;
also a four-year course in the Preparatory school and in the Normal
course; a School of Business, School of Oratory, School of Art, and
Conservatory of Music. Total attendance in 1908, 180 divided as
follows: College, 23; Business, 48; Conservatory, 34; Normal, 20;
Oratory, 10; Preparatory, 81. Graduates in 1908 were divided as
follows: College, 6; Business, 6. Total amount of endowment $12,000
and total value of permanent improvements, $48,000. Income for 1908,
not including amount invested in permanent improvements, $7,500.
College year commences September 7, 1909, and closes June 9, 1910;
commences September 6, 1910, and closes June 8, 1911.
FACULTY-PROFESSORS
R.T. Campbell, A.M., B.D., D.D., Psychology,
Logic and Ethics.
Roy Mercer, A.B., Mathematics
Edw. H. Golisch, A.B. Science.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Archerd, B.S., M.S., Latin and German
Mary Taggart, A.B., A.M., History and English
Raymond Bryan, A.B., Greek and French
Ada C. Lafferty, Voice and Piano
Ethel Grose, B.O., Oratory
Blanche Van Wagoner, Art.
Fred J. Pribble, Commercial.
Miss Ida Gordon, Matron Ladies Hall.
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BUENA VISTA COLLEGE-STORM LAKE
Established in 1901. Under control of
Presbyterian church, and is governed by a board of thirty-six
trustees. Courses of study: Classical, Scientific, and
Philosophical. The group system of studies is offered, 120 credits
being required for graduation and degree of A.B. Bible study of one
recitation a week is required in each of the three courses. Total
attendance in 1907-8 was 204 divided as follows: Collegiate, 43;
Academic, 53; Normal, 21; Commercial, 37; Musical, 82; Oratory, 31.
Graduates in 1908 divided as follows: Collegiate, 1; other
departments, 29. Total amount of endowment $64,339.00 and total
value of improvements, $58,000. College year commences September 14,
1909 and closes June 10, 1910
FACULTY-PROFESSORS
Rev. Geo. H. Fracker, M.A., D.D., German and
French
Miss Martha Reid, A.B., Latin
Miss Alice E. Wilcox, A.B., English
Ed. F. Blayney, A.B., Ph. D., Greek and Philosophy
Irwin Billman, B.S., B.L., Biology and Geology
J.S. Staudt, M.A., Physics and Chemistry
A.B. Thut, A.B., B.L., Mathematics
Margaret Cummings, M.A., Education
E.P. Ronnel, Commercial Principal
Julia E. Porter, Voice
Grace B. Gillmore, Piano and Musical History.
Helen Burgess, Oratory and Physical Culture.
INSTRUCTOR
Grace E. Russell, Academic Assistant
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CEDAR VALLEY SEMINARY-OSAGE.
Established in 1862. Under control of
Baptist church and governed by board of trustees of fifteen members.
George Milton Potter, A.B., A.M., is the principal. Offers a four
year course in the Classical, Philosophical, Scientific, English,
Music and Art departments, also a Normal course of two years and a
one year course in Business Graduate, and Preparatory courses. Total
attendance 1907-1908, 186, divided as follows: Literary, 86;
Business 52; Music, 71; Art, 18. Graduates in 1907 were 5 in the
Literary department and 5 in the Business department. Total amount
of endowment, $45,000, and the value of the permanent improvements
is $35,000. Income for 1907-1908, not including amount invested in
permanent improvements, $5,000. School year commences September 7,
1908 and closes June 9, 1909; commences September 6, 1909, and
closes June 8, 1910. Publishes a quarterly bulletin-The Seminary
Record.
FACULTY-PROFESSORS
George Milton Potter, Mathematics
Mary Alice Fullerton, English and Normal.
Mattie Welthea Morrison, Latin and Greek
Jasper Clyde Stillions, Science
Bertha Bacon, German, French and History.
Harry H. Priest, Shorthand and Commercial Branches.
Henry Paul Bennison, Piano, Organ Theory and History.
Stella Maude Rich, Voice.
Harriet Vivian Woodward, Violin and Art.
Mrs. Clara Bush Call, Matron.
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CENTRAL UNIVERSITY- PELLA
Established in 1853. Under control of the
Baptist church and governed by a self-perpetuating board of trustees
of thirty-seven members. Lemuel Addison Garrison, A.B., D.D,.
president. Offers the following courses: Classical, 4 years,
granting degree of A.B.; Scientific, 4 years granting degree of
B.S.; Philosophical, 4 years granting degree of Ph. B.; Academy or
College Preparatory, requiring 3 years for graduation; English
Theological, requiring 2 years for graduation; also the following
courses: Normal, Commercial, Elocution and Music.
Total attendance in 1908, 189, divided as follows: College 53,
Academy, 18; English Theological ,5; Normal, 57. The income for
1908, not including amount invested in permanent improvements,
$13,500. Value of permanent improvements, $100,000.
FACULTY-PROFESSORS
Lemuel Addison Garrison, A.B., D.D., Philosophy
Martha Firth, Ph. B., History.
William Albert Young, A.B., Mathematics
Elizabeth Graham, Ph.B.,English Language and Literature.
Herman H. Severn, A.B., Greek Language and Literature.
Winfield Dudgeon, B.S., Natural Sciences.
A.Beth Hostetler, Ph.B., Modern Languages
Rose A. Wilson, Elocution.
Ralph Deane Shure, Mus.B., Music.
Jay A. Lapham, M.A., Principal Normal and Commercial
department.
INSTRUCTORS.
A. LeGrand, A.B., English Theological
Department
S. Vander Werf, English Theological Department.
William Ter Louw, A.B., Mathematics.
Daisey Dickerman, Ph.B., Latin.
William J. Wagner, Shorthand and Typewriting.
Forrest A. Kingsbury, Bookkeeping.
Lewis Kruger, Chemistry.
Grace Berger, Normal Department.
William B. Pietenpol, Normal Department.
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CHARLES CITY COLLEGE- CHARLES CITY.
Established in 1891. Under the control
of the Northwest German Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church and
governed by a board of twenty-five trustees. Frank E. Hirsch, A.M.,
D.D., president. Offers a four-year course in the Ancient Classical,
Modern Classical, Scientific and Philosophical departments, and
grants the degrees of A.B., B.S., and Ph.B. Total attendance in
1909, 220 divided as follows: College of Liberal Arts, 28; Academy,
35; Normal, 26; School of Commerce, 54; School of Art, 125;
Preparatory school, 13. Graduates in 1909, 29. Total amount of
endowment, $53,000. Total value of permanent improvements, $35,000.
Income for 1906, $11,000, not including amount invested in permanent
improvements. College year commences September 11, 1907, and closes
June 1, 1908; commences September___, 1908 and closes June 1, 1909.
FACULTY.
Frank E. Hirsch, A.M., D.D., Philosophy and
Education.
W.F. Finie, A.M., English and History.
W.G. Baab, A.M., Mathematics.
S.C. Steinbrenner, A.M., German and French.
H.B. Latimer, A.M., Natural Sciences.
Laura C. Fircher, A.B., Latin and Greek.
Kathryn Mulch, Shorthand and Typewriting.
Lorenzo E. Reed, M. Acc., Commercial Science.
Elsa Marten, Painting and Drawing.
Emma Magdsick, Voice Culture.
Clyde Gloves, Elocution and Physical Culture.
Hulda Wellemeyer, Piano.
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COE COLLEGE-CEDAR RAPIDS
Established in 1881. Under control of the Presbyterian Synod of
Iowa and governed by a board of thirty trustees. Offers the
following four-year courses: Classical and Scientific, granting the
degrees of A.B. and B.S.; also courses in Oratory, and a Summer
School. Total attendance in 1907 was 320, exclusive of music and
oratory, as follows: College Proper, 207; Preparatory, 81; Summer
School, 55. Number of graduates in 1907, 40. Total amount of
endowment, $400,000. Value of permanent improvements, $285,000.
Income for 1908, tuitions, fees and donations, $320,000. College
year commences September 15, 1909 and closes June 15, 1910.
FACULTY-PROFESSORS.
Alice King, M.A., History.
Clinton O. Bates, Ph., D., Chemistry.
M. Leeb, M.A., German and French.
Rev. Geo. W. Bryant, A.M., Latin
G. Cutler Fracker, A.M., Philosophy and Psychology.
Rev. Wm. Evans, A.M., D.D., Bible.
Bert H. Bailey, M.S., M.D., Zoology
William Benson, A.M., Greek
Leroy D. Weld, M.S., Mathematics and Physics.
James E. Gow, A.M., Geology and Botany
J. Hulbert Scott, A.M. English.
Rev. Edward R. Burkhalter, D.D., LL.D., Hebrew
Bonnie Blackburn, A.B., French
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS.
C.T. Kickok, A.M., Ph.D., Political Economy and
Principal of Academy.
Lola M. Condit, A.B., German and English.
Alex C. Robbie, A.B., Mathematics and Education.
Charlotte Poyneer, Physical Director for Women.
INSTRUCTORS.
Laura P. Stewart, B.O., Public Speaking.
Mae Wolf, English and Latin.
Frank Glasow, Physical Training.
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CORNELL COLLEGE - MOUNT VERNON
Established November 14, 1853. Under the
control of the Methodist Episcopal church and governed by a board of
thirty-six trustees. James Elliott Harlan, president. Offers a
four-year course in Liberal Arts, granting the degree of A.B., a
four-year course in Science, granting the degree of B.S., and a
four-year course in Civil Engineering, granting a degree of B.S. in
C.E. Total attendance in 1907-8 was 755, divided as follows:
Graduate students, 6; College, 402; Academy, 214; School of Art, 22;
School of Music, 154; School of Oratory, 86; Summer School, '07, 88.
Graduates in 1908, 60. Total amount of endowment, $322,774.45.
Income for the year 1907-8, not including amount invested in
permanent improvements, $64,091.00. College year commences
September, 1909, and closes June, 1910; commences September, 1910,
and closes June 1911. Alumni, 1306.
FACULTY-PROFESSORS.
James Elliott Harlan, A.B., A.M., LL. D.,
Mathematics and Astronomy.
William Fletcher King, A.B., A.M., D.D., LL. D., President
Emeritus, Moral Philosphy.
Alonzo Collin, A.B., A.M., Sc. D., Physics Emeritus.
Hugh Boyd, A.B., A.M., D.D., Latin Language and Literature
Emeritus.
Hamline Hurlburt Freer, A.B., A.M., S.M., Political Economy and
Sociology.
Sylvester Niles Williams, B.C.E., C.E., A.M. Civil and Sanitary
Engineering.
William Harmon Norton, A.B., A.M., Geology.
William Stahl Ebersole, A.B., A.M., Litt. D., Greek Language
and Literature.
Henry McCormick Kelly, A.B., A.M., Biology.
Henry Clay Stanclift, Ph. B., Ph.D., History and Politics.
Nicholas Knight, A.B., A.M., Ph. D., Chemistry.
George Herbert Betts, A.B., A.M., Ph.M., Psychology and
Literature.
Clarence Dimick Stevens, Ph.B., A.M., English.
Charles Rueben Keyes, Ph.B., A.M., German Language and
Literature.
Mary Burrr Norton, B.S., M.S., A.M., Mathematics.
Mary Lorraine McLeod, Ph. B., Ph.M., Dean of Women and Physical
Training.
* John Elbert Stout, A.B., A.M., Education and Principal of
Academy.
Kirk Waldo Robbins, A.B., B.D., Logic and Biblical Literature.
Evelyn C. Riley, A.B., A.M., Latin.
Francis Daniels, A.M., Ph.D., Romance Languages.
Wm. Orville Allen, A.M., S.T.B., Ph.D., Psychology.
Rutherford Hayes Hunter, A.B., A.M., Physics.
John Barnes, A.M., Director, School of Oratory and Public
Speaking.
Horace Alden Miller, B.M., Director, Conservatory of Music.
Sherman William Finger, B. Ph., Director, Physical Training.
INSTRUCTIONS.
Adelbert Seymour Watson, A.B., B.D., Principal
Academy.
Edward Ransom Ristine, B.S., M.S., Principal, Commercial
School.
Laura Fraser Ristine, Stenography and Typewriting.
Henry Albert Mills, Director of Art School.
Anne Patton, Piano-forte and Voice Culture.
Alice Elizabeth Platner, B.Ph., Piano-forte.
Maude L. Oliver, A.B., Latin.
T. Stanley Skinner, B.M., Pipe Organ.
Alice Rigby, A.B., A.M., Pipe Organ.
Luella Matson Albrook, A.B., English.
Gail Hamilton Ridgeway, A.B., B.M. Violin.
Laura Adams, A.B., German.
Mary Florella Goudy, Public School Music.
Laura Lois Hinkley, A.B., English.
Leroy Carr Allen, Physical Training.
Jessie Adelaide Hofstetter, B.M., Piano-forte.
Margaret Lawson, Voice Culture.
Ethel Elliott, A.B., Mathematics.
Elinor Myrtle Van Petten, Elocution.
* Leave of absence 1908-9.
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DES MOINES COLLEGE-DES MOINES.
Established 1865. Under the control of the
Baptist denomination of Iowa; but the governing body is a board of
thirty-six trustees, self-perpetuating. Loran David Osborn, Ph. D.,
president. Offers courses in the following schools and departments:
The College of Liberal Arts, with four-year courses leading to
the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Philosophy, or Bachelor
of Science; the School of Education, leading to the first grade
state teacher's certificate; the Bible School, training for the
Gospel ministry and other forms of christian service, the School of
Music (Des Moines Musical College); the School of Fine Art (Painting
and Drawing); the School of Oratory; the Business School (Des Moines
Business College); and the Academy or Preparatory Department. Total
attendance for the year 1908-9, 275, divided as follows: Literary
Department, 101; Musical Department, 84; Art Department 40; Business
Department, 50. Graduates in Literary Department, 1908, 15. Total
amount of endowment, $101,500; value of permanent improvements and
grounds, $125,000; income for the year 1908, $16,000. College year
commences September 16, 1908, and closes June 16, 1909; commences
September 15, 1909, and closes June 15, 1910.
FACULTY.
Loran David Osborn, Ph. D., President.
James Pomeroy Stephenson, Ph.D., Philosophy; Dean of College of
Liberal Arts.
Florence Tyler Stephenson, A.M., English Literature.
Flora Etta Harris, A.M., Greek Language and Literature.
Homer R. Miller, A.M., Latin Language and Literature.
Willard C. MacNaul, A.M., History and Economics.
Winthrop C. Kellogg, S. B., Mathematics and Physics.
E.A. Nichols, S.B., Biology and Geology.
Marie S. King, A.M., French and German.
Robert B. Young, S.B., Chemistry.
Ethel R. Conner, A.B., English and History.
M.L. Bartlett, Mus. Doc., Voice and Composition; Director of
School of Music.
Frank Olin Thompson, Piano and Theory.
Lillian B. Stetson, Piano.
Frederika G. Downing, Voice.
Sylvia M. Garrison, Piano and Voice.
Georgia M. Walker, Voice.
Emily Rosina Talbott, Director of the School of Fine Art.
W.A. Warriner, Director of Business School.
Julia Haymond Watson, Director of School of Oratory.
Lewis B. Hibbard, Curator of the Library.
Rose Lawless, Assistant Librarian.
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DRAKE UNIVERSITY - DES MOINES
Established in 1881. Independent in control and
governed by a board of forty-six trustees. Hill McClelland Bell,
A.M., L.L. D., President. Offers the following four-year courses in
the College of Liberal Arts: Classical, Philosophical and
Scientific, leading to the degrees A.B., B., Ph., and B.S.,
respectively; also Law course of three years leading to the degree
B.D.; Education course of four years, leading to the degree Ed. B.;
Primary Training course, Kindergarten course, and a course in
Oratory. Total attendance in 1908, 1846, divided as follows: College
of Liberal Arts, 558; College of Law, 129; Bible, 173; Medical, 66;
Music, 462; Education, 405; High School, 482; Summer School, 502;
graduates in 1908, 208. Total amount of endowment, $450,000. Total
amount invested in permanent improvements, $126,051.57. College year
commences September 20, 1909, and closes June 15, 1910; commences
September 19, 1910, and closes June 14, 1911.
FACULTY - DEANS AND OFFICERS.
Hill McClelland Bell, A.M., L.L.D., President.
David Sturgess Fairchild, M.D., Dean of Medical College.
Alfred Martin Haggard, A.M., Dean of Bible College.
William Francis Barr, A.M., Dean of College of Education.
Edward Baker Evans, L.L., M., Dean of College of Law.
Ferdinand Jacob Smith, B.S., M.D., Dean of the Junior College
of Medicine.
Frederick Owen Norton, A.M., Ph., D. Dean of the College of
Liberal Arts.
William Harper DeFord, A.M., D.D., S., M.D., Dean of the
College of Dentistry.
Charles Sanderson Medbury, Chaplain.
PROFESSORS.
Bruce Eugene Shepperd, A.M., L.L. D., Moral and
Mental Philosophy.
David Roberts Dungan, A.M., L.L.D., Church History and English
Exegesis.
Charles Ashman Dudley, L.L., M., Law of Agency.
Luther Sherman Ross, S.M., Zoology and Bacteriology.
David Wilson Smouse, M.D., Gynecology and Clinical Gynecology.
Charles Noyes Kinney, S.M., Chemistry.
James Taggart Priestly, M.D., Principles and Practice of
Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
Nicholas Cornelius Schlitz, M.D., Internal Medicine and
Physical Diagnosis.
Andrew Raymond Amos, M.D., Opthamology and Clinical Opthamology.
Sherman Kirk, A.M., Greek Language and Literature.
Daniel Walter Morehouse, S.M., Physics and Astronomy.
Mrs. Addie Van Der Tuyl-Barnett, Pipe Organ.
Rose Reichard, Violin.
Isaac Franklin Neff, S.M., Mathematics.
Ambrose Dudley Veatch, A.M., D.B., Semitic Languages and
Literature.
Addison Cary Page, A.B., M.D., Gynecology.
Alva Porter Stoner, M.D., Obstetrics.
Eli Grimes, M.D., Professor of Internal Medicine.
Lewis Worthington Smith, A.M., English Language and Literature.
George Frederick Ogden, Piano.
Harriet Mar Phillips, Piano.
William Wilson Pearson, M.D., Opthalmololgy and Clinical
Optthalmology.
Francis Argyle Ely, M.D., Neurology.
Frank Irving Herriott, A.M., Ph.D., Social Science.
William Harrison McHenry, L.L., M., Criminal Law.
James Winfield Cokenower, M.D., Orthopedic Surgery and Clinical
Orthopedic Surgery.
Harootune Avedis Minassian, M.D., Medicine.
Horatio Frederic Dale, LL. M., Law of Private Corporations.
Gershom Hyde Hill, M.D., Mental Diseases.
Mary Esta Groves, Piano.
Olynthus Burroughs Clark, A.M., History.
Gertrude Huntoon-Nourse, Piano.
Charles Aaron Van Vleck, LL. M., Law of Contracts.
Frank Emerson Brown, A.M., Public Speaking.
Heikobus Johannes Hubertus Hoeve, M.D., Anatomy.
Edward Rudolph Posner, M.D., Materia Medica, Dermatology,
Venereal and Genito Urinary Diseases.
Alfred John Pearson, S.M., Ph.D., Modern Language.
Roland Ellsworth Conklin, A.M., Botany and Geology.
Marie Van Aaken, Piano.
Frederick Vance Evans, Singing.
John Lorenzo Griffith, A.B., Physical Education and Physical
Director for Men.
Arthur Bartlett Thompson, D.D.S., Sec'y, College of Dentistry,
Professor of Clinical Dentistry.
Craig M. Work, D.D.S., Ceramics.
Jesse Alden West, D.D.S., Prosthetic Dentistry.
Howard Denton Hall, D.D.S., Orthodontia.
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS.
Wilton McCarthy, M.D., Clinical Survey.
Addison Cary Page, A.B., M.D., Gynecology.
Oliver James Fay, S.B., M.D., Surgery.
Wilbur Scott Conkling, Ph.G., M.D., Surgery.
Helene Marlette See, Ed. B.S.B., Domestic Science.
Florence Ella Richardson, Ph.D., Psychology.
Edna Louise Little, Physical Education.
Evalyn Fisher Frisbie, M.D., Obstetrics.
Lenna Leota Meanes, M.D., Obstetrics.
Granville Nimrod Ryan, M.D., Medicine.
John Vanverbie Conzett, Superintendent of Practitioners' Course
in Operative Dentistry.
Charles Elmer Woodbury, D.D.S., Superintendent of
Practitioners' Course in Gold Inlays.
Jessie Ritchey DeFord, D.D.S., Superintendent of Dental
Assistants' Course in General Anaesthetics.
Clarence Victor Watts, D.D.S., Operative Dentistry.
Loren Platner Akers, D.D.S., Operative Dentistry.
George Washington Miller, D.D.S., Operative Dentistry.
Frederick Miles Hunt, D.D.S., Operative Dentistry.
James Austin Hallett, D.D.S., Operative Dentistry.
John Adams Fairall, D.D.S., Prosthetic Dentistry.
Harry Roland Capps, D.D.S., Prosthetic Dentistry.
William John Cameron, D.D.S., Prosthetic Dentistry.
Donald Dean Cornell, D.D.S., Supt. of the Prosthetic Clinic and
Prosthetic Laboratory. Demonstrator of Prosthetic Technic.
Lewis Webster Snuggins, D.D.S., Prosthetic Dentistry.
LECTURERS.
Frank Strong Dunshee, A.B., L.L. B., Medical
Jurisprudence.
Charles Martell Werts, S.M., M.D., Otology and Clinical
Opthalmology.
James Wilson Osborn, M.D., Therapeutics.
Charles Nicholas Olson-Lier, M.D., Dietics and Clinical
Instructor in Medicine.
Matthew Linton Turner, M.D., Obstetrics.
George Cullen, M.D., Surgical Pathology and Clinical Instructor
in Surgery.
Robert James Lynch, M.D., Clinical Pathology.
Thomas Francis Duhigg, M.D., Hygiene and Public Health.
Walter Eugene Baker, Clinical Pathology.
Charles Arnold, LL. B., Dental Jurisprudence.
Austin C. Hewett, M.D., L.L.B., Special Lecturer on
Therapeutics, Anasthetics and Metallurgy.
John Henry McGuire, D.D., Operative Dentistry.
Francis Marion Cory, D.D.S., Dental Anatomy and Histology.
Amon Moses Slatten, D.D.S., Dental Materia Medica.
INSTRUCTORS.
Mrs. Hattie Moore-Mitchell, A.M., Mathematics.
Mrs. Zoe Williams-Seevers, A.M., English.
Ella Ford Miller, B.Pe., College of Education.
Mrs. Grace Green Jackson, Singing.
Grace Stambaugh Medbury, Piano.
Ida May Morrison, Piano.
William Solomon, Singing and Public School Music.
Joseph Albert Goodrich, B.S., M.D., Pediatrics.
Bessie Park, College of Education.
Mrs. Vivian Pike Curtis, Musical History.
Robert Oliver Brennan, L.L.B., Law.
Alexander Swanson Begg, M.D., Pathology, Histology, and
Embryology.
Ervin E. Stringfellow, Greek.
GRADUATE ASSISTANTS.
Daniel Frank Crowley, M.D., Minor Surgery.
Lawrence Philip Poper, M.D., Opthalmology and Otology.
Thomas Burcham, M.D., Pathology.
Lynn Thompson Hall, S.B., Anatomy
Paul Eugene Lineback, A.B., Laboratory Assistant in
Bacteriology.
Guy E. Crow, Ph.B., Physical Education.
Arthur Julius Palas, Ph.B., Physical Education.
George James Severson, S.B., Histology.
Edwin Basom Winnette, Ph.G., Chemical Stock Room.
Guy Ernest Clift, Ph.G., Pharmacy.
Kramer Gilbert, M.D., Pathology.
Marion E. Anderson, A.B., Demonstrator in Anatomy.
SECRETARIES.
Claude Winn Prusia, Financial Secretary.
Naida Louise Curtis, Secretary to the President and Recorder.
REGISTRARS.
Ada Kathryn Pilmer, Registrar.
Dora Frances Hanna, Assistant Regristrar.
LIBRARIANS.
Retta Blanche Galloway, Acting Librarian.
Florence Hayes, Cataloger.
Rae Stockham, Assistant Librarian.
Mrs. George W. Jones, Assistant Librarian.
CLERKS.
William Hutchins King, Investment Clerk.
Alice Jewell Boyer, University Bookkeeper.
Eleanor M. Overholt, Office Clerk, Senior College of Medicine.
Gretchen Myers, Clerk in Registrar's Office.
Vinnie Nourse, Office Clerk, College of Education.
Alice Brinkman, Bookkeeper, Dental Clinic.
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IOWA COLLEGE - GRINNELL.
Established in 1847. Under the control of a
board of twenty-four trustees, J.H.T. Main, Ph. D., president. The
group system of studies has been used since 1895. Sixteen groups,
requiring four years' work lead to the degrees of B.A., Ph.B., and
B.S. respectively. Total attendance in 1908, 653, divided as
follows: College, 466, Academy, 129 and school of music, 104. Number
of graduates in 1908, 63. Total amount of endowment, $414,507. Value
of permanent improvements, $360,000. Income for year 1907-8 not
including amount invested in permanent improvements about $59,500.
College year commences September 16, 1908, and closes June 16, 1909;
commences September 15, 1909 and closes June 15, 1910.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
J.H.T. Main, Ph.D., Greek.
Jesse Macy, LL.D., Political Science.
W.S. Hendrixson, Ph.D., Chemistry.
H.W. Norris, A.M., Zoology.
F.F. Almy, B.Sc., Physics.
Charles Noble, D.D., English Languages and Rhetoric.
E.A. Steiner, Ph.D., Applied Christianity.
G.P. Wyckoff, A.B., Economics.
J.D. Stoops, Ph.D., Philosophy.
W.J. Rusk, A.M., Mathematics and Astronomy.
C.N. Smiley, Ph.D., Latin.
P.F. Peck, Ph.D., History.
R.H. Perring, Ph.D., Modern Languages.
J.P. Ryan, A.B., Public Speaking.
Clare E. Millerd, Ph.D., Greek and Philosophy.
H.S. Conard, Ph.D., Botany.
E.B. Schere, Music
Geo. L. Pierce, Music.
R.H. Fletcher, Ph.D., English Literature.
G.B. Colburn, Ph.D., Latin.
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS.
C.E. Fisher, A.M., Latin.
R.B., McClennon, Ph.D., Mathematics.
Caroline M. Sheldon, A.M., French.
INSTRUCTORS.
Eleanor Lowden, Ph.B., English.
P.H. Thompson, A.M., German.
R.S. Hawley, B.S. Mathematics.
Thos. Smiley, B.S., Zoology.
C.E. Payne, A.M., History.
Alfred Koenig, A.B., German.
Clara J. Anderson, Physical Training for Women.
J.L. Sloanaker, B.S., Chemistry.
Mary E. Simmons, A.M., Pedagogy.
C.H. Horn, A.M., Principal, English and History in Academy.
Fanny O. Fisher, Ph.B., Preceptress, Latin in Academy.
Mary L. Spencer, A.B., Greek in Academy.
Pauline Andrews, Ph.B., Mathematics in Academy.
Marielma Fannie Phelps, A.B., Latin in Academy.
G.C. Cast, A.M., German.
Isabel M. Watt, A.B., Modern Languages.
Bertha K. Shutts, B., Mus., Piano.
David E. Peck, A.B., Violin.
Helen R. Smith, Voice.
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IOWA STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC
ARTS-AMES.
Established in 1866. A State institution at
present governed by a board of eleven trustees elected by the
legislature; after July 1, 1909, under the supervision of the State
Board of Education. The governor and superintendent of public
instruction are ex-officio members of the board of trustees. The
work of the college is divided into four divisions each division
comprising a number of courses of study and requiring four years
work for a degree. In the Division of Agriculture, courses are
offered in Agronomy, Dairying, Animal Husbandry, Horticulture, and
Science and Agriculture each of said courses granting the degree of
B.S.A; ; in the Division of Engineering, courses are offered in
Mechanical Engineering, granting the degree of B.M.E., Civil
Engineering, granting the degree of B.C.E., Electrical Engineering,
granting the degree of B. Sc. in E.E. and Mining Engineering,
granting the degree of B. Sc. in Mn. E.; in the Division of
Veterinary Science but one course is offered which grants the degree
of D.V.M.; in the Division of Science, courses are offered in
General Science, which grants the degree of B.S.; and in Domestic
Science which grants the degree of B.L.S. Next year, optional five
year courses in Engineering will be offered. Total attendance in
1908, 2,383, divided as follows: Agriculture-Collegiate, 480; Short
Course, 643; Engineering-Collegiate, 843; Short Course (Good Roads
School), 39; Veterinary, 108; Science-Collegiate, 241; D.E. Short
Course, 37; Music Students, 56; Post-graduates, 14. Number of
graduates in 1906, 166. Total amount of endowment, $686,689.97.
Value of college plant and equipment, $2,252,241.56. Total income
for the year ending July 1, 1908, not including amount invested in
permanent improvements, $356,000.00. College year opens September 1,
1908, and closes June 10, 1909.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
Albert Boynton Storms, A.M., D.D., L.L.D.,
President.
Edgar Williams Stanton, M.Sc., L.L., D., Sec'y., and Prof. of
Mathematics.
Charles Franklin Curtiss, B.Sc., M.S.A., Dean of the Division
of Agriculture.
Herman Knapp, B.S.A., Treasurer and Registrar.
James Rush Lincoln, Military Science.
Alfred Allen Bennett, M.Sc., Chemistry.
Anson Marston, C.E., Dean of Division of Engineering.
Charles Henry Stange, D.V.M., Dean of Division of Veterinary
Science.
Warren H. Meeker, M.E., Mechanical Engineering.
Willard John Kennedy, B.S.A., Animal Husbandry.
Louis Hermann Pammel, B.Ag., M.S., Ph.D., Botany.
Lizzie May Allis, M.A., Modern Languages.
Louis Bevier Spinney, B.M.E., M.S., Physics and Electrical
Engineering.
Samuel Walker Beyer, B.S., Ph. D., Geology and Mining
Engineering.
Alvin Buell Noble, B.Ph., English and Literature.
Henry Elijah Summers, B.S., Zoology.
Arthur MacMurray, B.A., M.O., Public Speaking.
Orange Howard Cessna, A.M., D.D., History and Psychology.
Wm. Henry Stevenson, A.B., M.S.A., Soils.
Melville Leroy Bowman, B.S.A., Farm Crops.
Jay Brownlee Davidson, B.S.M.E., Agricultural Engineering.
Alice Dynes Feuling, B.S., Domestic Economy.
Spencer Ambrose Beach, M.S., Horticulture and Forestry.
Benjamin Horace Hibbard, B.Ag., Ph.D., Economic Science.
Fred Alan Fish, M.E., in E.E., Electrical Engineering.
Mrs. Marin H. Kilbourne, B.L., Dean of Women.
Vian Elethe Clark, Librarian.
John Piper Watson, Physical Director.
Dr. Charles George Tilden, M.D., College Physician.
ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS.
Lola Ann Placeway, B.Sc., Chemistry.
Arthur Thomas Erwin, M.S.A., Horticulture.
Maria M. Roberts, B.L., Mathematics.
Wayne Dinsmore, B.S.A., Animal Husbandry.
Martin Mortensen, B.S.A., Dairying (In charge of Department)
Charles A. Scott, B.S.A., Forestry.
John Edward Kirkham, B.S, C.E., Civil Engineering.
Charles Beecher Stanton, C.E., Civil Engineering.
Adolph Shane, E.E., Electrical Engineering.
Mark Perkins Cleghorn, B.S., in E.E., C.E., Mechanical
Engineering.
Charles Curtiss Major, M.E., Mechanical Engineering.
Laurance C. Hodson, B.C.E, M.E., Mining Engineering.
Ira Abraham Williams, M.S., A.M., Mining Engineering.
Robert Earle Buchanan, Ph., D., Botany.
Winfred Forest Coover, M.A., Chemistry.
Helen Donovan, Domestic Economy.
Elizabeth MacLean, M.Di., English.
Ralph Dykstra, D.V.M., Veterinary Medicine.
Grace Isabel Norton, A.B., German.
Louise Marie Peters, A.M., German and Spanish.
Ingeborg Lommen, M.L., German
Mary Peters Fairfield, A.B., French
Marie Zimmerman, A.B., German.
Daisy R. Arville, A.B., Spanish.
Emma Wennholz, German.
Sybil Lentner, B.S., Public Speaking.
Fredrica Shattuck, A.B., Public Speaking.
Joseph Edward Guthrie, M.S., Zoology.
Cyrus Edgar Bartholomew, B.S., Zoology.
Henry Ness, B.S.A., Zoology.
William Earle Madson, D.V.M., Veterinary Medicine.
Harold Edward Bemis, D.V.M., Veterinary Medicine.
Mrs. Emily Cunningham, Matron.
Caroline Laird, Engineering Library.
Margaret Forgeus, A.B., Cataloger.
Caroline Sherman Grimsby, B.S, Reference Librarian.
Vera Dixon, B.S, Assistant in Library.
Alexander Stewart Thompson, Director of Music.
Clara Dutton Thompson, Vice Director of Music.
Georgine Van Aaken, Violin.
Chas. Mundhenk, Band Instructor.
Winifred Richards Tilden, B.A., Physical Directress.
George Mitchell, Farm Foreman.
Julius Erdmann, Gardener.
AGRICULTURAL EXTENTION DEPARTMENT
Perry Greeley Holden, M.S., B.Pd.,
Superintendent.
Ashley Van Storm, Ph., B., Prof. of Agriculture in Secondary
Schools.
Addison Hogan Snyder, B.S.A., Soils.
Ralph K. Bliss, B.S.A., Animal Husbandry.
Ralph Elbert Drennan, B.S.A., Animal Husbandry.
Eidth Granger Charlton, Domestic Economy.
Neale S. Knowles, Domestic Economy.
George Raymond Bliss, B.S.A., Horticulture.
Herman Horneman, B.S.A., Dairying.
EXPERIMENT STATION.
(Not Included Elsewhere)
Agricultural.
Louis G. Michael, B.S., Chemist.
Edwin Elias Little, M.S.A., Horticulture.
Ira Obed Schaub, B.S., Soils.
Charlotte King, Artist.
Harriett Kellogg, Botany.
E.T. Robbins, B.S.A., Animal Husbandry.
Matt L. King, B.M.E., Experimentalist in Agricultural
Engineering.
L.C. Burnett, M.S.A., Farm Crops.
C.V. Gregory, Bulletin Editor.
F.E. Colburn, Photographer.
John H. Crisswell, Farm Crops.
Robert Lorenzo Webster, Entomology.
Stella Hartzell, A.M., Chemistry.
B.A. Madson, B.S.A., Assistant in Chemistry.
W.A. Lippincott, Poultryman.
Engineering.
Frank M. Okey, Civil Engineering.
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS AND INSTRUCTORS.
Harry Gough Bell, B.S.A., Farm Crops.
Bruce Wm. Crossley, B.S.A., Farm Crops.
Hugh G. Van Pelt, B.S.A., Animal Husbandry.
Howard Castner Pierce, B.S.A., Animal Husbandry.
Edward Norris Wentworth, B.S.A., Animal Husbandry.
Henry Herbert Kildee, B.S.A., Animal Husbandry.
John Bower, B.S.A., Dairying.
Thomas E. Culp, Dairying.
Everett Walter Hamilton, B.S.A., Agricultural Engineering.
Daniel Willis Sylvester, Agricultural Engineering.
Laurenz Greene, B.S., Horticulture.
Joseph Frederick Barker, B.S.A., Soils.
Howard Carlton Ford, C.E., Civil Engineering.
Thomas Harris MacDonald, B.C.E. Civil Engineering. Highway
Commission.
Roy Winchester Crum, B.C.E., Civil Engineering.
Morris Irwin Evinger, B.C.E., Civil Engineering.
Delbert B. Wheeler, B.C.E, Civil Engineering.
Wm. Ballantyne Anderson, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Physics and
Electrical Engineering.
Arthur H. Hoffman, A.M., B.S. in E.E., Physics and Electrical
Engineering.
Wm. Kunerth, A.B., Physics and Electrical Engineering.
Myrick Whiting Pullen ,B.S., in E.E., Electrical Engineering.
Frank Gilbert Allen, B.S. in E.E., Mechanical Engineering.
Roy A. Norman, B.M.E., Mechanical Engineering.
Roy Hiram Porter, B.S. in M.E., Mechanical Engineering.
Ezra Cronelius Potter, Mechanical Engineering.
Joseph Benjamin Varela, Mechanical Engineering.
Jesse Greenleaf Hummel, B.M.E., Mechanical Engineering.
John Thaxter Bates, B.S., Mechanical Engineering.
John Sawin, Mechanical Engineering.
James Wm. Cameron, Mechanical Engineering.
Thomas Minert, B.M.E., Mechanical Engineering.
Edward Merritt Spangler, Mechanical Engineering.
Charles Elmer Ellis, M.S., Mining Engineering.
Estelle Dennis Vogel, M.S., Botany.
Royal Edward Jeffs, B.S.A., Botany.
Ada Hayden, B.S., Botany.
Lola Stephens, B.S., Chemistry.
Melissa Flynn, B.S., Chemistry.
Laura Taggart, B.S., Chemistry.
Arthur L. Bakke, B.S., Botany.
Robert Ward Getchell, A.B., Chemistry.
Bertha Moore, Domestic Economy.
Mabel Campbell, B.S., Domestic Economy.
John Edwin Brindley, A.M., Economic Science.
Dora Thompkins, A.M., English.
Julia Vaulx, A.M., English.
Wm. Randolph Raymond, A.B., English.
Florence Armstrong, Ph. B., English.
Warren Dunham Foster, M.L., English.
Mary Makepeace Morris, Ph.B., English.
Ruth Safford, B.L., English.
Mabel Rundall, B.S., English.
Louis Bernard Schmidt, A.M., History.
Ethyl Burr Cessna, B.S., History.
Carrie Charlotte Watters, B.A., History.
Julia Trueman Colpitts, A.M., Mathematics.
Ernest Alanson Pattengill, B.S., Mathematics.
Annie Fleming, B.Sc., Mathematics.
Helen Floene Smith, A.B., Mathematics.
Agnes Mosher, B.S., Mathematics.
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IOWA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE.
Established in 1876. At present governed by six
trustees, elected by the General Assembly, and an ex-officio
trustee, the superintendent of public instruction. After July 1,
1909, under the supervision of the State Board of Education. This
school is a teachers college, and limits its instruction to courses
particularly planned for all kinds of public school teachers. It
confers one of the following degrees and diplomas: Primary Teacher,
Kindergartner, Teacher of Physical Training, Teacher of Manual
Training, Teacher of Domestic Science, Teacher of Public School
Music, etc., Bachelor of Didactics, Master of Didactics, and
Bachelor of Arts in Education. The total enrollment in 1907-8 was:
College graduates, 27; College course, 243; Normal course, 1185;
Special Teacher courses, 606; Preparatory courses, 417; Advanced
Training School pupils, 161; Primary Training School pupils, 53;
Kindergarten Training School pupils, 53. Total, 2,745. Value of
permanent improvements, $850,000.00. Income 1908-9, including
building fund, approximately $211,000.00. College year begins
Tuesday nearest September 1st of each calendar year.
FACULTY- PROFESSORS.
Homer H. Seerley, M.A., LL. D., Psychology and
Didactics.
D. Sands Wright, M.A., Mathematics.
Anna E. McGovern, B. Di., B.S., Primary Education.
Abbot C Page, B. Ph., Physical Sciences.
Melvin F. Arey, B.A., M.A., Natural Science.
Leonard W. Parish, B.A., M.A., Political Science.
George W. Samson, B.S., M.A., Psychology and Didactics.
Sara M. Riggs, B. Di., B.L., History.
Etta Suplee, Primary Training.
G.W. Walters, B.S., M.S., Psychology and Didactics.
C.P. Colgrove, B.A., M.A., Sc.D., Psychology and Didactics.
Wilber H. Bender, M. Di., B. Ph., Advanced Training.
Henrietta Thornton, Drawing.
Myra E. Call, B.A., M.A., Latin.
George W. Newton, B. Di., B.S., M.A., Natural Science.
Ira S. Condit, B.A., M.A., Mathematics.
Louis Begeman, B.S., M.S., Physical Education.
Edith C. Buck, B.A., M.A., Elementary Instruction.
John B. Knoepfler, German.
W.W. Gist, B.A., M.A., D.D., English Language and Literature.
Sara F. Rice, M.A., History.
C.A. Fullerton, B. Di., M. Di., Vocal Music.
S. Freeman Hersey, B. Ph., Physics.
Jennette Carpenter, B.A., M.A., English Language and
Literature.
Bertha L. Patt, Drawing.
Bertha Martin, Elocution.
Charles H. Bailey, B.S., Manual Training.
Florence E. Ward, Kindergarten.
R.F. Seymour, Physical Training.
George S. Dick, B.S., B. Ph., Psychology and Didactics.
Frank Ivan Merchant, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Latin.
Seely K. Tompkins, B.A., Oratory.
Charles S. Cory, M. Di., B.S., Mathematics.
Winfred Merrill, Orchestral Instruments.
Mary L. Townsend, M. Di., B.A., Domestic Science.
Charles Meyerholz, M. Di., M.A., Ph.D., Political Science.
John Ross Frampton, Piano.
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS.
Eva L. Gregg, English Grammar.
Margaret Oliver, B.A., M.A., English.
Laura Falkler, Elocution.
Harry C. Cummins, B. Di., Penmanship and Bookkeeping.
Emmet J. Cable, B.S., M.S., Physiography and Geography.
Clayton B. Simmons, B.A., Physical Training.
Lillian H. Bruce, B.A., Physical Training.
INSTRUCTORS AND ASSISTANTS.
Jennie G. Hutchison, M. Di., B.A., English.
Laura S. Seals, B.S.D., Mathematics.
Anna G. Childs, B.A., M.A., Voice.
Elizabeth Hughes, M. Di., A.B., Critic in Grammar Grades.
Mamie F. Hearst, M. Di., B. Ph., M.A., English.
Carrie B. Parker, B. Ph., English.
Ida Fesenbeck, M. Di., B. A., Critic in Grammar Grades.
Mrs. Alma L. McMahon, B. Ph., Elementary Manual Training,
Sewing.
Laura Bowman, B. Di., B.A., Critic in Grammar Grades.
Emma Lambert, M. Di., B. Ph., Arithmetic.
Alison E. Aitchison, M. Di., Geography.
Lillian Lambert, Ph., M. English Language and Literature.
Mrs. Marion McFarland Walker, B. L., Social Ethics.
Eva Luse, B. Di., B.A., Critic in Grammar Grades.
Edgar K. Chapman, A.B., Physics.
Alice Gordon, M. Di., Primary Training.
Clark H. Brown, Manual Training.
Charlotte M. Lorenz, M. A., German.
Hulda Stenwall, Public School Music.
Frances Dickey, B. Di., Public School Music.
Robert Fullerton, M. Di., Voice.
E. O. Bangs, B. Di., M. Di., Public School Music.
Ruth E. Dowdell, Kindergarten.
Irma Keene, B. Di., Primary Training School.
Mae Cresswell, B. Di., B.A., Critic Preparatory Department.
Jessie Hurst, Physical Training.
Margaret Whipple, Piano.
Charles H. Anthony, B.S., Chemistry.
Mrs. Charles H. Meyerholz, Voice.
Edith Miller, Pirmary School Training.
Grace Keeler, Primary School Training.
Mabel A. Moyer, B. Di., Room teacher, Grammar Training School.
Sybil Lincoln, B. Di., Room teacher, Grammar Training School.
Clara Hancock, M. Di., Room teacher, Grammar Training School.
Jennie M. Sanders, B. Di., Room teacher, Grammar Training
School.
Harriet Manful, Physical Training.
Ruth Hallingby, Physical Training.
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IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY- MOUNT PLEASANT.
Established in 1842. Controlled and governed by
a board of twenty-eight trustees. Edwin Allison Schell, president.
Offers the following four-year courses: Classical, granting degree
of A.B.; Scientific, granting degree of Sc.B.; Philosophical,
granting degree of Ph.B.; Literary, granting degree of Lit. B.;
Music, granting degree of Mus. B. Total attendance in 1908, 418,
divided as follows: Collegiate, 155; Academy, 154; German, 38;
Commercial, 21; Art, 18; Music, 32. Graduates during past year, 70
for all departments. Total amount of endowment, $61,000. Total
amount invested in permanent improvements, $165,000. Income for year
1908, not including amount invested in permanent improvements,
$23,000.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
Edwin Allison Schell, Ph., D., D.D., President.
Elmer E. Lymer, A.M., S.T.D.,Auditor, Philosophy and Education.
Alba G. Piersel, A.M., D.D., Dean, Greek Language and
Literature.
Arthur L. Eaton, A.M., Registrar, Latin Literature and
Language.
G. Ware Stephens, A.M., Secretary of the Faculty, Economics and
Political Science.
Charles D. McClain, A.B., Principal of the Academy, Academy
Mathematics.
John W. Edwards, A.M., Chemistry and Physics.
Lucy A. Booth, Ph.D., History.
Ella B. Waterbury, A.B., English and Literature.
Ora E. Shrader, A.B., B.O., Oratory and Physical Training.
Harry E. Gardner, B.S., Mathematics.
Burt E. Quick, A.B., Biology.
Henry W. Munster, A.M., English.
Henry G. Leist, A.M., German Literature and Hebrew.
John Helmers, A.B., Historical Theology.
J.C. Behrens, A.M., German Language.
M. Blanche Swan, B.S., M.S., Librarian.
A. Rommel, Mus. D., Conservatory of Music.
John W. Hancher, LL. D., Lecturer on Humanities.
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS.
Nellie Foster, Conservatory of Music (Vocal).
Ella Heath, Art Department.
Julia B. McKibbin, M.S., Preceptress.
Alice Clough, Violin.
INSTRUCTORS.
H.E. Jacques, M. Acct., Principal Business
College.
Ethel Powelson, Shorthand and Typewriting.
Ada M. Barker, Shorthand and Typewriting.
Margaret Huffman, Instructor in Academy.
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LEANDER CLARK COLLEGE - TOLEDO.
Established in 1856. Under the control of the
United Brethren church. Governed by a board of twenty-nine trustees.
Franklin E. Brooke, A.M., president. Offers the following four-year
courses: Classical, Scientific and Normal, granting the degrees of
A.B., B.S., and B. Di. Also has a three-year course in Music, a
two-year course in Oratory and a one-year course in Commerce. Total
attendance in 1908 was 312, divided as follows: College, 68;
Academy, 71; Summer School, 48; Music, 172; Commerce, 22; Oratory,
17; Fine Art, 4. Names counted more than once, 90. Number of
graduates in 1908, 39. Total amount of endowment, $150,000. Value of
permanent improvements, $95,000. Permanent endowment, $150,000.
College year commences September 7, 1909, and closes June 11, 1910.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
Franklin E. Brooke, A.M., Philosophy and
Ethics.
Henry W. Ward, A.M., English Literature.
Florence M. Cronise, Ph.M., Modern Languages.
W. Leslie Verry, A.B., Greek and Latin.
J. Frank Yothers, Ph.M., Mathematics.
J. Ellis Maxwell, M.S., Biology and Geology.
Ross Masters, A.M., Education.
Charles R. Shatto, A.M., S. T.B., History and Political
Science.
Guy D. Schwartzel, B.S, Chemistry and Physics.
INSTRUCTORS.
John K. Weaver, Piano.
Cloetta Rebok, Assistant in Piano.
Mrs. Zae Cannon Jones, Violin.
Mrs. Lillian Logan Kean, Voice.
Stella Harriet Eells, Elocution and Oratory.
G.E. Chapman, Principal of Business College.
Mrs. W.C. Pierce, Shorthand and Typewriting.
Agnes Blinn, Art.
Dr. F.P. St. Clair, Athletics.
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LENOX COLLEGE - HOPKINTON.
Established in 1856. Under the control of the
Presbyterian Church. Governed by a board of thirty trustees. Rev.
E.E. Reed, D.D., president. Offers the following four-year courses:
Classical, Scientific, and Music; granting degrees A.B., B.S., and
Mu.B., respectively; also a three-year Normal course and a one-year
or a four-year Commercial course. Total attendance in 1908, 180.
Graduates in 1908,4. Total amount of endowment, $117,000. Income for
1908 not including amount invested in permanent improvements,
$17,369. Value of permanent improvements, $68,178. College year
commences September 14, 1908, and closes June 10, 1909.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
Rev. E.E. Reed, D.D., President, Moral Science.
F.B. Taylor, M.S., Dean and Registrar, Mental Sciences.
Miss Mary C. Lord, M.A., Lady Principal, Latin and German.
Mrs. Mary R. Doolittle, M.A., English Language and Literature.
Rev. J.W. Parkhill, M.A., Greek and French.
Rev. M. J.P. Thing, A.M., Ph. D., Mathematics and Physics.
F.H. Currens, B.S., Natural Science.
H. Livingston, M.D., Physiology and Sanitary Science.
Miss Anna Mae Vawter, Director of School of Expression and
Physical Culture.
O.W. Breidenthal, Director of Commercial Department.
Miss Rosalie Sidell, Director Conservatory of Music.
Miss Ava B. Porter, President's Secretary and Assistant in
Shorthand.
Mrs. C.F. Woodward, Matron and Preceptress of Clark Hall.
J.R. Inman, Mathematics and Pedagogy. (Summer session.)
Miss Mary I. Jarman, Reading and Methods (Summer session.)
Miss Alida Whiting, Primary Methods (Summer session).
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MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE- SIOUX CITY.
Established in 1894. Under the control of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Governed by a board of thirty-six
trustees. A standard college offering diversified work along
Scientific, Classical and Philosophical lines leading to the degree
of A.B., W.S. Lewis, D.D., LL. D., president. Total attendance 1908,
494, divided as follows: College, 174; Academy, 191; Music, 157;
Normal, 44; Summer Session, 234. Graduates in 1908, 24 from the
collegiate department and 47 from other courses. Value of permanent
improvements, $225,000. Total income from all sources, not including
the amount invested in permanent improvement, $22,245.95. Productive
endowment, $300,000. College year begins September 13, 1909 and
September 12, 1910.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
W.S. Lewis, A.M., D.D., LL. D., President.
Sidney L. Chandler, A.M., Dean of the Faculty.
Margaret Gay Dolliver, A.B., Dean of Women.
Herbert G. Campbell, A.M., Philosophy.
Lillian E. Dimmitt, A.M., Latin.
Helen I. Loveland, A.B., English.
T.C. Stephens, A.B., M.D., Biology.
Gertrude Mather, Violin and Cornet.
Frank H. Garver, A.M., History and Politics.
Reynard Greynald, A.M., French.
Ephenor A. Brown, A.M., Pedagogy.
Henry F. Kanthlener, A.M., Greek.
Fred E. Haynes, Ph., D., Economics and Sociology.
Agnes B. Ferguson, Sc., M., German.
Robert Van Horne, Ph., B., Mathematics.
Florence B. Davidson, A.B., Elocution.
Judson W. Mather, Musical Director.
Wilfred W. Scott, A.M., Physics.
G. Bruce Blair, A.M., Physics.
Elizabeth Johnson, A.M., Acting Professor in German.
Estelle Roberts, A.M., Associate Professor in Latin.
INSTRUCTORS.
John W. Hollister, A.B., LL. B., Director of
Athletics.
Rena M. Handy, A.B., Instructor in Academy.
Aletta Gillette, A.B., Instructor in Academy.
Pearl Woodford, A.B., Instructor In Academy.
Ida Reynolds, Primary Methods.
Maybel Smylie, Vocal Music.
F.C. Butterfield, Piano.
I. Engle, Assistant in Biology.
J. Wendel, Assistant in Chemistry.
A.N. Digerness, Assistant in Physics.
Blanche Watts, Librarian.
Faith Woodward, Piano.
Marie Voy Hoard, Instructor in Normal Department.
Jennie Bridenbaugh, Assistant in Mathematics.
Elsie May Weary, Assistant in Elocution.
Bertha Donelson, Instructor in Stenography.
H.L. Johns, Instructor in Bookkeeping.
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PARSONS COLLEGE - FAIRFIELD.
Established in 1875. Under the control of the
Presybterian Church. Governed by a board of thirty trustees. Rev.
Willis E. Parsons, D.D., president. Offers the following four-year
courses: Classical, Philosophical, and Scientific; granting the
degrees of A.B., Ph.B., and B.S. respectively. Also has a three-year
Academy course and a three and four-year Musical course. Total
attendance in 1908-9, 279, divided as follows: College, 91; Academy,
70; Music, 118. Graduates in 1908, 10 from the College Department.
Total amount of endowment, $232, 831.35. Income for 1908 was
approximately, $235,000. Value of permanent improvements, $163,000.
College year commences September 15, 1908, and closes June 10, 1909;
commences September 14, 1909, and closes June 9, 1910.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
Rev. Willis E. Parsons, D.D., Biblical
Literature and Evidence.
William A. Wirtz, A.M., Modern Language.
Frederick H. Hodge, A.M., Mathematics.
Job E. Johnson, A.M., Latin Language and Literature.
James G. McMurty, Ph.D., Greek Language and Literature.
Charles Carter, A.B., Biology.
R.M. McKenzie, Ph.D., Physics and Chemistry.
Harry M. Gage, A.M., Philosophy.
Ward W. Silver, A.M., History and Pedagogy.
James P. Moorehead, Director of the School of Music.
INSTRUCTORS.
Jeanette S. Pattison, A.B., Instructor in the
Academy.
Mary Pattison, A.B., Instructor in the Academy.
Florence L. Avery, Piano.
Fred Hunt, Violin.
Florence Glenn, Voice.
LECTURERS.
John V. Bean, M.D., of Fairfield, Sanitary
Science.
William G. Ross, A.M., of Fairfield, Constitution of the United
States.
James F. Clarke, M.D., of Fairfield, Bacteriology.
John F. Hinkhouse, D.D., General Secretary.
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PENN COLLEGE - OSKALOOSKA.
Established in 1873. The governing body
consists of a board of fifteen trustees, ten are selected by the
stock holders of the college and five are chosen at the yearly
meeting of the Friends Church. Absalom Rosenberger, A.B., LL. B.,
president. Offers the following four-year courses: Classical,
Scientific, and Philosophical; granting the degrees of A.B., B.S.,
and B., Ph., respectively. Total attendance in 1908, 468, divided as
follows: College, 136; Academy, 146; Commercial, 42; Music, 127;
Summer school, 97. Number of graduates in 1908, 30. Total amount of
endowment, $117,360.58. The income for 1908, not including amount
invested in permanent improvements, $19,151.00. Value of permanent
improvements, $104,000. College year commences September 13, 1909
and closes June 15, 1910.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
A. Rosenberger, A.B., LL. B., Economics and
Sociology.
Miss Rosa E. Lewis, A.M., English Literature.
Stephen M. Hadley, A.M., Ph. D., Mathematics and Astronomy.
David M. Edwards, Ph.D., Philosophy and Biblical Literature.
Keith Irwin, M.S., Chemistry and Physics.
Alban Stewart, A.M., Biology and Geology.
William E. Berry, A.M., Greek.
Walter R. Miles, A.B., Psychology and Education.
Miss Wilhelmina Becker, A.B., German.
Miss Florence Wallin, A.B., French and Spanish.
INSTRUCTORS.
Mrs. Jennie Good Corlett, Principal of the
Academy.
Miss Lola Perkins, English and Oratory.
Miss Bertha O. Lawrence, Ph.B., Latin.
Miss Helen Tortenson, M.S., English.
Herbert Snyder, Ph.B., History.
L.R. Jones, Commercial Branches.
Miss Daisy Wiand, Commercial Branches.
T.R. Reece, Vocal Music.
Miss Bertha Kersey, Piano.
J. Worth Allen, Stringed Instruments.
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SIMPSON COLLEGE - INDIANOLA.
Established in 1867. Under the control of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Des Moines Conference. Governed by a
board of thirty-four trustees, Charles Eldred Shelton, A.M., LL. D.,
president. Offers the following four-year courses: Philosophical,
Classical, Scientific and Music; granting the degrees of A.B., and
B.M., respectively. Total attendance in 1907, 915, divided as
follows: Liberal Arts, 258; Academy, 193; Normal, 65; Business,.
134; Shorthand and Typewriting, 47; Music, 213; Summer School, 147.
Graduates from the different departments in 1907 were as follows:
Philosophical, 20; Classical, 4; Science, 2; Music, 4; Normal, 3;
Business, 20; Primary Methods, 7; Public School Music, 16. Total
amount of endowment, $121,557.00. Income for 1907, not including
amount invested in permanent improvements, $33,385.00. Value of
permanent improvements, $123,000.00. College year commences
September 16, 1908, and closes June 10, 1909; commences September
15, 1909, and closes June 9, 1910.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
Chas. Eldred Shelton, A.M., LL. D., President,
Pedagogy and History.
W.E. Hsmilton, A.M., D.D., Moral and Intellectual Philosophy.
John L. Tilton, A.M., Physics.
Joanna Baker, A.M., Greek Language and Literature.
W.B. Read, A.M., Mathematics and Astronomy.
Mary O. Hunting, A.M., Latin Language and Literature.
E.L. Miller, B.C.S., School of Business.
Frank E. Barrows, Director of Music.
Estella Trueblood, Shorthand and Typing.
Marcia B. Lutz, A.B., Modern Language.
Edwin A. Jenner, A.M., Pedagogy and Biology.
John Dunn Martin, A.B., Oratory and History.
Jesse A. Baker, A.M., Chemistry.
A.W. Goodenough, A.M., English Language and Literature.
Lora Hagler, Ph.B., Principal of Academy and Dean of Women.
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS.
Daniel H. Bonus, Violin.
Mary Alice Barrows, B.M., Piano-forte.
Everett Olive, B.M., Piano and Pipe-Organ.
O.E. Smith, A.M., Pedagogy.
Lieut. Nolan. U.S.A., Military Science and Tactics.
R.N. Post, Physical Director.
Carrie Van Gilder, Primary Methods.
Josephine McCleary, A.B, Academy.
J. McK. Henderson, Voice Culture.
Avery Craven, A.B., Art and Academy.
Lena Pearson, B.L., Academy.
Blanche Spurgeon, Ph.B., Shorthand and Typewriting.
Effie Silliman, B.M., Public School Music.
INSTRUCTORS.
E. G. Gridley, School of Business.
John L. Horsley, Military Science.
Walter Osborn, Gymnasium.
Bert Harris, Mathematics.
Grace Beam, Academy.
Earl Jones, Piano.
Harold Pemble, School of Business.
Winnie Hickson, School of Business.
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ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE - DUBUQUE.
Established in 1872. Under the control of the
Diocesan Clergy, a corporation. Governed by a board of three
trustees. Daniel M. Gorman, LL. D., president. Offers Preparatory,
Academic and Collegiate courses and grants the degrees of A.B.,
A.M., and Ph.D. Total attendance in 1907-8 was about 261, 167 being
of the Academic department and 94 in the Collegiate. Number of
graduates in 1907-8: Collegiate, 9; Academic, 42. Income for 1907-8,
not including amount invested in permanent improvements, $45,000.
Value of permanent improvements, $290,000. College year commences
September 9, 1908, and closes June 15, 1909.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
D.M. Gorman, LL.D., Church History and
Christian Doctrine.
A.Thier, D.C.L., German
Thos. Coury, B.D., English.
John Nolan, D.D., Science.
A. Peikert, B.D., History.
J.C. Stuart, D.D, Mental Philosophy.
Thos. Collins, Latin.
J.M. Wolfe, D.D., Mathematics.
E.J. Howard, Greek.
J.B. Cranty, A.B., English.
J. Semper, A.B., English.
A. Dress, Music.
INSTRUCTORS.
J. Flynn, Mathematics.
G.R. Rogers, Bookkeeping.
J. Herbers, German.
F.E. Merrian, Penmanship.
W. Phelan, Greek.
Wm. Lawler, Latin.
M. Cyezk.
J. Chalmers, Physical Director.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA - IOWA CITY.
Established February 25, 1847. Maintained and
controlled by the State of Iowa as an integral part of the public
school system. At present governed by a board of thirteen regents,
eleven elected by the legislature and the governor and
superintendent of public instruction, members ex-officilis. After
July 1, 1909, under the supervision of the State Board of Education.
George Edwin MacLean, Ph.D., LL.D., president. Offers the following
courses: Liberal Arts, in which the group system is used, each group
requiring four years for completion and granting the degree of B.A.;
Law requiring three years and granting the degree of LL. B.;
medicine and Homeopathic Medicine, each requiring four years and
granting the degree of M.D., Dentistry, requiring three years and
granting the degree of D.D.S.; Pharmacy, requiring two years and
granting the degree of Ph.G.; also Graduate courses granting the
degree of M.A., Ph.D., and M.S. In the College of Applied Science
four-year courses are offered in Civil Engineering, Electrical
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engineering, Chemical
Engineering, Municipal and Sanitary Engineering and in Chemistry
granting the degrees of B.E., and B.S. in Chemistry. There are also
schools for Nurses, and a School of Political and Social Science and
Commerce, a School of Education and a School of Music. Total
attendance in 1908, 2,315; divided as follows: Graduate College,
247; Liberal Arts, 1,082; Law, 213; Medicine, 308; Homeopathic
Medicine, 58; Dentistry, 181; Pharmacy, 54; Summer Session, 344;
Homeopathic Medicine, 58; Dentistry, 181; Pharmacy, 54; Summer
Session, 344; Applied Science, 249. Graduates in 1908, 351. Total
amount of endowment $240,320.26. Income for 1907-8, $579,135.53.
Value of permanent improvements, $1,926,573.04. College year
commences September 15, 1909, and closes June 15, 1910; commences
September 14, 1910 and closes June 14, 1911.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
Henry Albert, B.S., M.S., M.D., Pathology and
Bacteriology.
Clark Fisher Ansley, B.A., English.
Frederick J. Becker, M.D., Obstetrics and Gynecology
(Homeopathic)
Walter Lawrence Bierring, M.D., Theory and Practice.
Frederick E. Bolton, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Education.
Frank T. Breen, D.D.S., M.D., Operative Dentistry.
George Van Ingen Brown, B.A., M.D., Oral Surgery and Dental
Pathology.
Stephen Hayes Bush, B.A., M.A., Romance Languages.
Lawrence M. Byers, B.A., M.A., LL.B., Law.
William L. Bywater, M.D., Opthamology, Otology.
Samuel Calvin, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., F.G.S.A., Geology.
Charles Cumner Chase, B.A., B.S., M.A., M.D., Materia Medica.
Charles Herbert Cogswell, M.D., Prof Emeritus of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Children.
Amos Noyes Currier, B.A., M.A., LL.D., Prof Emeritus Latin
Language, Literature, and Histiographer of the University.
Lee Wallace Dean, B.S., M.S., M.D., Opthalmology, Otology,
Rhinology and Laryngology.
Horace Emerson Deemer, LL.B., LL. D., Jurisprudence (Honorary)
Herbert Clifford Dorcas, B. Ph., M.A., Education.
Forest C. Ensign, B.A., M.A., Education, High School Inspector.
Philo Judson Farnsworth, Prof. Emeritus of Materia Medica and
Diseases of Children.
Frederick Carlos Eastman, A.B., A.M., Latin.
George T. Flom, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Scandinavian.
Arthus H. Ford, E.E., Electrical Engineering.
Henry Evarts Gordon, B.A.,M.A., Public Speaking.
Charles Noble Gregory, B.A., M.A., LL.B., LL.D., Dean of
College of Law.
Karl Eugen Guthe, Ph.D., Physics.
James R,. Guthrie, B.S., M.A., M.D., Gynecology.
Samuel Tayes, B.S., M.S., LL.B., Law.
Hugo Claude Horack, Ph.B., LL.B., Law.
William Suits Hosford, B.A., D.D.S., Dean of College of
Dentistry.
Gilbertg Logan Houser, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Animal Biology.
William Jepson, B.S., M.D., L.R.C.S., and L.R.C.P., Surgery.
George Frederick Kay, B.A., M.A., Economic Geology and
Petrology.
Byron James Lambert, B. Ph., B.S., in C.E., C.E., Structural
Engineering.
Isaac Althaus Loos, B.A., M.A., B.D., D.C.L., Political Economy
and Sociology.
Emlin McClain, B. Ph., B.A., M.A., LL.B., LL.D., Jurisprudence
(Honorary).
John T. McClintock, B.A., M.D., Physiology.
Thomas Huston Macbride, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Botany.
Charles Cleveland Nutting, B.A., M.A., Zoology.
George Thomas White Patrick, B.A., B.D., Ph.D.
Raymond Edward Peck, M.D., Theory and Practice.
Harry Grant Plum, B.Ph., M.A., Ph.D., European History.
Franklin H. Potter, B.A., M.A., Latin.
Henry James Prentiss, M.E., M.D., Anatomy.
William G. Raymond, C.E., LL.D., Dean of College of Applied
Science.
Elbert W. Rockwood, B.S., M.D., Ph.D., Chemistry.
Ernest A. Rogers, D.D.S., Regional Anatomy Clinical Dentistry.
George Royal, M.D., Dean, College of Homeopathic Medicine,
Malaria Medica.
Carl E. Seashore, B.A., Ph.D., Psychology, Dean of Graduate
College.
Benjamin F. Shambaugh, B.Ph., M.A., Ph.D., Political Science.
Bohumil Shimek, C.E., M.S., Botany.
Arthur George Smith, B. Ph., M.A., Physics and Mechanics.
Edwin Diller Starbuck, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Philosophy.
Richard Summa, D.D.S., Orthodontics.
Wilber J. Teeters, B.S., M.S., Ph.C., Dean of College of
Pharmacy.
Frank C. Titzell, M.D., Surgery (Homeopathic)
Roscoe Henry Volland, D.D.S., M.D., Operating Technic and
Dental Anatomy and Clinical Demonstrator.
Charles W. Weeks, B.S., First Lieutenant U.S.A., Military
Science.
Laenas Gifford Weld, B.S., M.A., Mathematics, Dean of the
College of Liberal Arts.
Charles Heald Weller, B.A., Ph.D., Greek and Archeology.
William R. Whitels, B.S., M.S., M.D., Obstetrics.
Henry F. Wickham, M.S., Entomolgy.
Elmer Almy Wilcox, B.A., Law.
William Craig Wilcox, B.A., M.A., History.
Charles Bundy Wilson, B.A., M.A., German.
Sherman Melville Woodward, M.S., M.A., Prof of Hydraulics and
Engineering Materials and head of the department of Mechanical
Engineering.
Robert Bradford Wylie, B.S., Ph.D., Botany.
Edward Cecil Barrett, B.A., Registrar.
Malcolm Glenn Wyer, B.A., B.L.S., Librarian.
ASSISTANT PROFESSORS.
Philip S. Biegler, B.S.. E.E., Electrical
Engineering.
Albertus J. Burge, B.S., M.S., M.D., Surgery.
John Lewis Gillin, B.A., A.M., B.D., Ph.D., Political Economy
and Sociology.
Charles Edward Gordon, C.E., Civil Engineering.
Lewis Henry Haney, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Political Economy and
Sociology (absent on leave 1908-9).
Frederick G. Higbee, B.S., Drawing, Descriptive Geometry.
Frank E. Horack, B.Ph., M.A., Ph.D., Political Science.
Percival Hunt, B.A., M.A., English.
William J. Karslake, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Chemistry.
Henry Morrow, D.D.S., Prosthetic Dentistry.
James Newton Pearce, Ph.B., Ph.M., Ph.D., Chemistry.
Paul Skeels Peirce, Ph.B., Ph.D., History.
Edwin Ford Piper, B.A, M.A., English.
Charles Delos Poore, A.C., Chemistry.
Carl Cosmo Rice, B.A., M.A., A.M., Ph.D., Romance Languages.
Lee Paul Sieg, B.S., M.S., Physics.
Sam Berkley Sloan, B.A., English.
Frederick B. Sturm, B.A., German.
Clarence Van Epps, B.S., M.D., Medicine and Neurology.
Clarence Wycliffe Wassam, M. Di., B. Ph., M.A., Political
Economy and Sociology.
Frank D. Washburn, B.S., Fine Arts.
LECTURERS.
Charles M. Dutcher, LL. B., Medical
Jurisprudence.
William D. Evans, B.A., LL.B., M.A., Law.
Theodore L. Hazard, M.D., Pedology (Homeopathic).
John Blair Kessler, M.D., Dermatology.
Harry Edward Kirschner, M.D., Tuberculosis.
Charles J. Lambert, M.D., Neuro-pathology.
Joseph J. McConnell, B.A., B.Di., M.A., LL.D., Education.
Henry Hurst Phelps, B.S., Accounting.
Horace M. Towner, LL.B., Law.
Max E. Witte, M.D., Mental Disease.
INSTRUCTORS AND ASSISTANT INSTRUCTORS.
Richard P. Baker, B.Sc., Mathematics.
William Fred Boller, M.D., Opthalmology, Otology, Rhinology,
Laryngology.
John Edson Boynton, B.S., in M.E., Steam Engineering.
Miriam Eliza Carey, Classification, Summer School for Library
Training.
Mark C. Catlin, B. Ph., Athletics.
Mary Wood Chase, Piano-forte.
Mary Grove Chawner, B.S., M.A., English.
Zada M. Cooper, Ph.G., Pharmacy.
Sarah Elizabeth Cronin, B.S., M.S., Mathematics.
Ira Nelson Crow, M.D., Anatomy and Histology.
Frank Moses Dryzer, B.A., M.A., Mathematics.
John Hoffman Dunlap, A.B., C.E., Descriptive Geometry and
Drawing.
Walter Hanna Dunlap, B.S., in C.E., B.S. in M.E., Civil
Engineering.
Guy Griffin Frary, B.S., Chemistry.
William Lawrence Fulton, B.S, in M.E., Descriptive Geometry and
Drawing.
John Theodore Geissendoerfer, B.A., German.
Ellen Geyer, B. Ph., English.
Charles Schaeffer Grant, D.D.S., M.D., Pediatrics.
Calvin W. Harned, D.D.S., M.D., Prosthetic Dentistry.
Mary Katrina Heard, Ph.C., B. Ph., M.D., Opthalmology, Otology,
Rhinology, and Laryngology.
Arthur Warren Hixson, A.B., Mining and Metallurgy, in charge of
department of Mining.
Frederick Aaron Hull, B.S. in Chemistry, Chemistry.
Gertrude Elizabeth Johnson, Public Speaking.
George John Keller, Shop Work.
Rudolf Ernst Kleinsorge, B.S, Physiology.
Herbert Wm. Krieger, B.A., M.A., German.
Rudolph Andrew Kuever, Pharmacy.
John J. Lambert, M. Di., B. Ph., M.S., Anatomy and Histology.
Mary Lawton, Piano-forte.
Ralph Lawton, Piano-forte.
Frederick Pomeroy Lord, A.B., M.D., Anatomy, Histology, and
Embryology.
Edna Lyman, Library Work with Children, Summer Session for
Library Training.
Leon Metzinger, Ph.B., German.
Hope Moler, Voice.
Carl Ferdinand Nelson, Chemistry.
Henry C. Pelton, D.D.S., Regional Anatomy and Clinical
Dentistry.
John F. Reilly, B.A., M.A., Mathematics.
Engelke Janssen Ringena, M.D., Pathology and Bacteriology.
Ernest Gustav Schroeder, in charge of Gymnastics.
Ralph E. Root, B.S., Mathematics.
George M. Sharrard, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Latin.
Harry Dick Buchanan Shaw, in machine shops and University
Mechanician.
May Shuck, Ph.B., M.A., English.
Charles G. Simpson, B. Ph., M.A., Mathematics.
Wallace W. Smith, B.S., C.E, Descriptive Geometry and Drawing.
Charles Orion Stewart, A.B., A.M. Romance Languages.
Frank Albert Stromsten, B.S., M.S., D. Sc., Animal Biology.
Alice Cecil Wilkinson, in charge of physical training for
women.
Charles Wm. Wilkinson, D.D.S., Operative Dentistry.
Mabel Claire Williams, B.Ph., Ph.D., Philosophy and Psychology.
Archie Garfield Worthing, B.A., Physics.
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TABOR COLLEGE - TABOR.
Established as a Literary Institute in 1857 and
as a college in 1886. Under the control of the Congregational Church
and governed by a board of nineteen trustees. Its courses of study
are arranged in twelve groups- Latin major, Greek major, French
major, German major, Philosophy major, English major, Chemistry
major, Mathematical major, Biology major, Pedagogy major, History
major and Economics major, of 192 recitation hours each, of which 91
hours are required of all students. Of the remainder 45 hours are
required in each groups and 45 hours elective. It has in addition to
the college, and academy with three courses of three years each, a
secondary pedagogy course of five years, a conservatory of music and
an art department. The net attendance in 1908 was 190, of whom 76
were in the college, 53 in the academy, 64 in the conservatory, 31
in the Art and 47 in the Commercial department. Its graduating class
of 1908 numbers 11. The total endowment is $75,000. The income for
1908, including amount invested in permanent improvements was
$20,000. Value of permanent improvements, $219,000, including real
estate. In addition to this, $45,000 has been pledged toward
$100,000 additional endowment. The college year begins on the 14th
of September, 1909, and closes on the 9th of June, 1910.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
__________________, President.
Margaret Lawrence, A.M., Mathematics.
Wellington Boyd Johnson, A.M., Chemistry and Physics, Dean.
Henry Ernest Smith, A.B., English Literature and Oratory.
J. Forsythe Crawford, A.M., Pedagogy and Philosophy.
Myron C. Gaston, A.M. Greek and Latin.
Nellie O. Rowe, Director of Conservatory.
Frieda L. Martini, A.B., Modern Language.
INSTRUCTORS.
Ida Evans Snyder, Painting and Drawing.
Rosa Adelaide Marquis, Violin, Piano and Ear Training.
Loise G. Langland, Voice Culture, Singing, and Public School
Music.
Private Secretary, Alta L. Miller.
Librarian, Harriet King Avery.
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UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY - FAYETTE.
Established in 1857. Under the auspices of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Governed by a board of thirty trustees.
William Arnold Shanklin, A.M., D.D., LL.D., president. Offers the
following four-year courses: Classical, Philosophical, and
Scientific; granting the degrees of A.B., Ph.D., and Sc.B.,
respectively. Total attendance in 1908, 504, divided as follows:
Liberal Arts, 169; Academy, 72; Normal, 91; Business, 57; Music,
136; Art, 26; Oratory, 144; Summer School, 137. Number of graduates
in 1908, 37. Total amount of endowment, $260,000. Income for 1908,
not including amount invested in permanent improvements, $29,000.
Value of permanent improvements, $200,000. College year commences
September 15, 1908 and closes June 17, 1909.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
John W. Dickman, Ph.M., A.M., Sc.D.,
Vice-President, Social and Political Science.
Persis H. Alderson, Ph.M., History and Librarian.
Arthur E. Bennett, A.M., Ph.M., Pd.D., Dean of Normal School,
Pedagogy.
Benjamin F. Simonson, A.M., Mathematics.
Charles D. Neff, A.M., Mus. B., Piano-forte and Harmony.
John Strayer McIntosh, A.M., Latin and Greek.
Guy West Wilson, A.M., Sc.M., Biology.
Daniel M. Parker, A.M., D.D., Philosophy and English Bible.
Julia E. Richardson, A.M., English and Dean of Women.
Charlotte M. Reichmann, A.M., German and French.
Edward O. Heuse, A.M., Sc. M., Physics and Chemistry.
William H. Cooper, A.M., Oratory.
John W. Crain, Mus.B., Voice.
Frank J. Davis, Art.
Stella Haas Neff, Associate Professor in Piano-forte.
Clara B. Petersen, Principal Commercial School.
John Edward Dorman, Sc.B., Instructor in Physical Training.
LECTURERS.
Hugh D. Atchison, D.D., Dubuque.
Emory D. Hull, D.D., Waterloo.
Leonard A. Swisher, A.M., West Union.
Charles M. Stuart, Litt. D., Evanston, Illinois.
David D. Thompson, LL.D., Chicago, Illinois.
Frederick G. Young, D.D., Decorah.
Bishop Henry W. Warren, D.D., LL.D. Denver, Colorado.
Bishop William F. Anderson, D.D., LL.D., Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
Solon C. Bronson, D.D, Evanston, Illinois.
Thomas E. Fleming, Ph.D., Manchester.
Bishop William F. McDowell, D.D., LL.D., Evanston, Illinois.
Horace W. Troy, Ph.D., Fayette.
Bishop Wilson S. Lewis, D.D., LL.D., Foo Chow, China.
James M. Buckley, LL.D., New York City, N.Y.
Claudius B. Spencer, LL. d., Kansas City, Missouri.
Stephen J. Herben, Litt.D., Evanston, Illinois.
W.C. Keeler, Ph.D., Dubuque.
J.A. Burchit, Ph.D., Davenport.
Frank Cole, A.M., Waterloo.
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WALDORF LUTHERAN COLLEGE - FOREST CITY.
Established in 1903. Under the control of the
United Norwegian Church and governed by a board of nine trustees.
Rev. Lars W. Boe, A.B., president. Courses of study: Academic
Course, Normal Course of three years, Advanced Course of two years,
Commercial Course and Course in Shorthand and Typewriting. Total
attendance in 1907 in all departments, 241. Graduates during past
collegiate year: Academic and Normal, 11; Business and Shorthand,
16. Total value of permanent improvements, $50,000. Total yearly
income, $11,500. College commences September 8, 1908, and ends May
28, 1909.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
Rev. Lars. W. Boe, A.B., Religion and
Norwegian.
Thorwald Thorson, Business Manager, Mathematics and Science.
Andrew J. Boe, A.B., History.
Helga L. Jacobson, B. Di., English.
O. Theo. Moen, Commercial Branches.
Leonora Arent, Common Branches.
Ole J. Haugen, A.B., Latin and German.
Katherine Casey, Shorthand.
Mabel Locken, Music.
Leita Irish, Elocution and Physical Culture.
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WARTBURG COLLEGE- CLINTON.
Established in 1868. Under the control of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Iowa and other states. Governed by a
board of trustees of thirteen members. J. Fritschel, president.
Offers a four year course in the classics and in science, granting
the degree of A.B. Attendance in 1908, 100, divided as follows:
Preparatory, 43; Classical, 57. Number of graduates in 1908, 12.
Income for 1908, not including amount invested in permanent
improvements, $20,623.41. Value of permanent improvements,
$7,000.00. College year commences September 8, 1909, closes June 16,
1910.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
J. Fritschel, A.M., Latin, Greek and Science.
W. Nolting, German and Religion.
H. Kuhlmann, A.B., Latin , History and Geography.
A. Bartels, A.B., Mathematics and Natural Science.
A. Estrem, Ph.D., English, History and Philosophy.
C.S. Fritschel, A.B. English, Mathematics, Geography.
O. Gamb, Latin, Greek and German.
INSTRUCTORS.
E.V. Wourth, Piano and Theory of Music.
F. Melchert, Vocal Music.
M. Gmelin, Violin.
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WESTERN UNION COLLEGE - LE MARS.
Established in 1900. Under control of United
Evangelical Church. Governed by board of fifteen trustees. Chas. C.
Poling (resigned), president. In college of Liberal Arts, three
courses are offered: Classical, Modern Language and Scientific;
granting degrees of B.A. and B.S. Four-year normal course, degree B.
Ped. Three-year course in Music, granting degree B.M. Three-year
Academy course. One and three-year Business courses. Post-graduate
Correspondence courses in Philosophy and Theology. Total attendance,
1907-8, 202. Total endowment, $60,000. Value of permanent
improvements, $45,000. College year commenced September 15, 1908,
and closes June 9, 1909. Commences September 14, 1909 and closes
June 8, 1910.
FACULTY - PROFESSORS.
David Edward Thomas, B.A., B.D., Acting
President, Languages and Philosophy.
A.G. Steele, B.S., D.D., Mathematics and Science.
Karl Kaupp, B.D., Theology.
H. May Thomas, B.A., German and Science.
Mabelle F. DeWoody, B.A., English and Chemistry.
Rose Brewster Thomas, B.A., History and Normal Branches.
G.J. Dinkeloo, B.A., Voice.
Celia Housam, B.M., Piano.
Lela M. Young, B.M., Violin.
J.Q.A. Curry, A.M., D.D., (resigned), Correspondence Instructor
in Theology.
Oscar L. Weis, B. Accts., Commerce.
A.R. Schmalie, Normal Branches. |
